From root: guhit
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
iginuhit
i-gi-NU-hit
drew or sketched
Present (Incomplete)
iginuguhit
i-gi-nu-GU-hit
is drawing or sketching
Future (Contemplated)
iguguhit
i-gu-GU-hit
will draw or sketch
Usage Note
Iguhit is an object-focus verb used when the specific item or image to be drawn is the focus of the sentence. It is commonly used in instructions or when asking someone to create a visual representation of a concept or object.
Examples
" Iguhit mo ang bahay. "
Natural Translation
Draw the house.
Literal Translation
Draw you the house.
" Gusto kong iguhit ang aso. "
Natural Translation
I want to draw the dog.
Literal Translation
Want I draw the dog.
" Para mas madaling maintindihan ng mga estudyante, iginuhit ng guro ang buong proseso sa pisara gamit ang mga simpleng hugis. "
Natural Translation
So that the students could understand more easily, the teacher drew the whole process on the board using simple shapes.
Literal Translation
So-that more easy understand of the students, drew of teacher the whole process on board using the simple shapes.
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